New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
rrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE s 1851

., vacs WIN could not stay through the concert anu
bo wanted 70 hear Miss winant sing some schtpnann
songs aud Mr. Halle and Madame Mernaa piay
sonat, As she was leaving the nan .io "a suno
sfonned and told Miss Winant tnat sho n"" Bump
beautifully r.,.o. a,
Dr. Theo L. Flood, of Meadvflle PENN hu,.o, -
"Tho Chautauquan" has returned by tho S"S "s
from n satisfactory trip to England Will Circle
been introducing tho work Of the Chautauqu" '
Mr. Marshall p. wilder is scoring another great
success in London. His professional engagements
are numerous. and in society he is great non. uo
,,-os recently entertained at dinner by Sir Arthur
Sullivan MT the lstter's residence; ana inc ode
cnests present were Mrs. Mackay, MIS-. no I s,,
Lady r. Churchill Sir freoei hss ,Ss guest of the
Earl Of Crawford
The Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks Will have as NE
guests during his European tour this summer ms
sister-lnlaw Mrs william Brooks, and her oausn'''
Miss Gertrude Brooks.
Mr.. Edward Everett Hale, jr, son OF the ho'eo
Boston preacher and author, Is now an instructor ~
Cornell
Miss Georgia Caviar Will spend the current month
in Paris
Nine Charlotte woltner, tho famous tragic actress.
on her recent tewntyfh anniversary, was prcseh'eu
10 tho Austrian Empress BY her ghtful title as inc
Courtesa O'sulliyan But the Empress presented her
N tho Court rs Nine. Woltner. 81 am proud OF you'
sbo said Gas the Woltner That Is tho name py
tesses at my Court that your other ute conveys A'
distinction
Now that rimor dates Senator-elect ouays retire
roent from the Pennsylvania State Treasurersmp Old
uIv l. speculation as to his appointed successor mas
become active again
count Karolyi, tho Austro- Hungarian Ambassadors
nj london will resign his post next month ana feurc
10 nrvae life In order personally to direct tho educa-
tIon of his children. He would have done so q year
ago, but persuaded to stay III MS oiho' un i''
Queen Victorias Jubilee.
Tho Rev. Dr. j. II. Day, of Newburg, lately OF 81
paups n F. Church, in, this city, will on June ~
deliver tho annual Grafton before the Phhoniaeneal
Society OF Pennington Seminary, Pennington, NJ o.
Tho samo day the Rev. Dr. j. p. Newman VIII aeiiyei
tho annual commencement grafton. inc 4. hoy, a ~,
juno 10.
splendid sample Of Russian methods OF ADMINS
traton Is afforded by the case OF the eminent rIo
lessor Ivan Dltyatin who has been expeied from LIZ
KharkoG University. Ho has for some years Occur
MED tho chair of Russian law there and Is man o
DISTINGUISHED literary and scientific attalnments TO
many wears no has constant contributor " th'
"Russian Gazette" Moscow daily paper, ana
Russian Thought" monthly review These arr
both Liberal organs or supposed to be Liberal al
heart and herein probably lies the gist OF the
trunnerv charge against Professor Dtyatin.
domiclarv police visit made to his private rcsl
deuce. which led to nothing. second domicilarI
tsit was therefore ordered and this time the Officers
wers charged ostenslby to search tue cellars for dy
mite Tho pretcNt was Insulting anu pIrposoeluus
hus #, suHord Dynamite no dynamite a. MAJ
whose cellars were searched for such murerou
commodity matter If ON absolu'e! uni9I ~ e
,Icirn must fail under tho ban OF the Minister .
Pnbua instruction, who accordingly Issued at orc
hi, decree Of expulsion, and ndOrscd his la7Spore WIZ
the formula dismissed for extreme disafiectlol
aa9int the Cove nment." Tho intercession OF IN
Professors friends availed nothing. Not only I'M
Universities, bus all scholastic establishments Of ever
Kind I'm Russia. arc now closed TO him There Is no
TarticIe Of evidence against hun. His dvl ah
7 r.1 aViv II
nrotecton OF what in Russia is called "wolfs pass
mort,